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Cuivre chevelu
02:56
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Les gypsys du château
03:18
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Apocalypto
01:22
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L'Aile d'Orado
02:42
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Don Corleone
02:30
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Les mains de jazz
03:27
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Cité d'art
02:13
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Enfants de la gloire
03:28
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Lem Nosbig Joliette, Québec
Rock de Joliette, 2 guitares, une bass, un drum pis bingo. Bingo lui, il joue de l'ordi.
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